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Divisions of Grammar Definitions - Etymology. Sing. Plural 1st person If I have been loved If we have been loved 2nd person If you have been loved If you have been loved 3rd person If he has been loved If they have been loved Next: PAST PERFECT TENSE Previous: PAST TENSE Report Privacy SHARE BOOKMARK

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